PHOTOGRAPHY EXHIBITION
2023 Exhibit
The Year of Expansion
In 2023, Cultuvue expanded to two locations! Visitors got to see new and original portraits and artwork at our main spot in International Speedway Square (ISS). In year three, the biggest change happened: Cultuvue became a trademarked, 501(c)3 nonprofit. The exhibit showcased over 70 individuals in 7,000 square feet of air-conditioned space. The biggest update was adding a detailed story for each portrait and collection. After many hours of work, the exhibit was extended by two months. We also introduced impact stories and offered guided tours for local schools and the public.
During this year’s exhibit, we started a new series called the Cultuvue Community Exchange Series. It aimed to start important conversations on topics like mental and physical health, starting businesses and nonprofits, generational wealth, and end-of-life planning.
We partnered with the City of Daytona Beach to create a second location that ran at the same time as the ISS exhibit. For those who missed the first two, Cultuvue was featured at the Yvonne Scarlett Golden Cultural Center (YSG) in Daytona Beach from January to April. Additionally, the exhibit was shown at Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University in the Nicole Stott Gallery. Although we couldn’t display the full exhibit there, visitors could see a scaled version.
HIGHLIGHTING THE COMMUNITY
Cultuvue is a gift we share with the world, offering people a chance to experience culture in a fresh way. It is a free, community-focused project by KGI that highlights the stories of people of color who are often overlooked or underrepresented, showcasing their experiences through the perspective of the local community. Here are some of the individuals featured in our 2021 exhibition.
JUDGE JOAN ANTHONY
CIRCUIT COURT JUDGE, DAYTONA BEACH
LORENZO BROWN
CEO, ADVENT HEALTH FISH MEMORIAL, DELAND
JUSAN HAMILTON
RACE DIRECTOR, NASCAR
We Must Admit, It Was Quite The Experience
One of Cultuvue's goals is to show positive representations through detailed portraits and stories. These images and stories are displayed in a free exhibition to help people better understand and communicate across different cultures. Take a look at:
Cultuvue™ (EIN 88-2226265) 501(c)(3)